| UNJAM | Fix, as a printer's feeder |
| DINGBAT | Typographical device other than a letter or numeral more formally known as a printer's ornament |
| BEDEVIL | Work as a printer's lad and torment others (7) |
| DEVICE | A computer program that controls a piece of hardware such as a printer, mouse, etc (6,6) |
| DRIVER | A computer program that controls a piece of hardware such as a printer, mouse, etc (6,6) |
| PERIPHERAL | A device that can be attached to a computer, such as a printer or keyboard (10) |
| MISFED | Placed paper in incorrectly, as a printer |
| TYPESET | Work on the galleys (as a printer) (7) |
| JAMUP | Stop working, as a printer |
| FED | Added paper to, as a printer |
| ALLINONE | Multifunctional, as a printer |
| PROOF | Alcohol content of liquor; a baker's final step before baking; a printer's test copy; or, evidence of a fact (5) |
| INDEX | Alphabetical list; or, a printer's symbol in the form of a pointing hand (5) |
| PICA | From the Latin for "magpie", the genus of said "chatterpie"; a printer's "em" measurement equal to 12 points; or, a typewriter type size giving 10 characters to the inch (4) |
| DABBED | A printer's ball for inking blocks/plates by hand; or, a broad felt-tip pen for marking bingo cards (6) |
| DABBER | A printer's ball for inking blocks/plates by hand; or, a broad felt-tip pen for marking bingo cards (6) |
| RESET | Do a printer's job |
| INKY | Like a printer's fingers, perhaps |
| STET | Let it stand, a printer's instruction |
| EM | A printer's measure (2) |
